The first thing you’ll notice about the Lego Architecture Studio is that it’s white. There are no colors, no shades, no pigments, no hues here. It is as white as a piece of paper, a glass of milk, a ...

The LEGO franchise maintains its standing among the most popular all-ages franchises in gaming. Just as the toy line remains the talk of the town among kids and adults alike, the LEGO video games ...

After decades of collaborating with external partners to create Lego-branded video games, The Lego Group established its own internal development team several years ago. That team was Light Brick ...

Every new platform needs some big-name content to gain momentum in the market, whether it’s an operating system needing important apps or a gaming platform needing popular titles. Apple has that ...

The charm of LEGO is its simple, creative potential, letting children build whatever they can imagine — of course, their creations (usually) can't fly around the room breathing fire. That’s where ...

Lego is on the verge of rolling out another augmented reality app for iOS, with this one fulfilling ARKit-related promises made at WWDC in conjunction with a few sets — and more likely to come. The ...

The 1,210-piece 'Lego Architecture Studio' is out now for £149.99 from Lego.com. 'Lego for adults' has always been a tricky concept, even as the Danish toy giant has embraced the nostalgia of its post ...

A new LEGO AR experience hits the app store soon. LEGO AR-Studio offers six virtual sets that tap into the popularity of games like Pokemon Go by coming to life on your table and living room floor.

When you think of Lego video games, your mind likely jumps to one of the numerous Lego films or franchise spin-offs. Maybe The Lego Movie games, or Lego Harry Potter, Lego Batman, or Lego Star Wars.

Lego has just launched a new AR app for iOS 11 devices that will let Master Builders the world over combine real-life Lego sets with virtual ones to create a brand new way of playing. Apple's AR ...

The small team at Light Brick is exploring the possibilities of play The small team at Light Brick is exploring the possibilities of play is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, ...

Matt Anderson (He/Him) is a Features Writer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He's been gaming as far back as four years old on the original PlayStation and writing in the industry for several years.